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Hey, then you must be the King of OpenCart? ;) With my help you will be the God of OpenCart! ;)

Why me? I don't use OC, but I am wondering why you don't use it?!

After OpenCart brought me to the brink of despair, here comes a Quick'n & Dirty but the fastest method of how to warmup your cache not only for OpenCart. This method is only for use in CLI. I have a version for PHP, but this version is not for free. To make warmup really fast, the default way of...

I've just installed OpenCart and LScache module for OC. Horrible! This module must fastly updated!!!

Why didn't you add this parameter? curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_NOBODY, true);

So, it is time (for me) to build a new real magic one!

Hey come on! :rolleyes: This is neither magic nor special. It is just default! If you would be ready to learn and listen you would have real magic stuff. Your "magic" crawler script is a turtle!

Yes, but like I remember Journal has a device detection to seperate desktop and mobile devices.

You will find the solution if you read the comment on top of your .htaccess.....

Ich will check it (for you) if you are right.

Yes, but I think this is for if you request a non-SEO URL to redirect to SEO URL. In your case I would check it at least access_log to verfiy if there is no redirection.

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

You should ask for support either at Q LiteSpeed cache plugin for WP or Slack: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/litespeed-cache/ https://golitespeed.slack.com This forum doesn't support Wordpress cache plugin or Quic.cloud

As I already told you, all codes from above are working codes. If they do not work for you something must be wrong with setup for domain and subdomain configuration. Nobody can help you if this configuration unknown, but try it at StackOverflow.

Okay, then you should check which kind of URLs are generated or did you already checked it?

I don't know if can go shure. I only see your code. Maybe I am wrong or I overlooked the SEO part. Nevertheless, if there are SEO URLs add the single curl parameter for to CURLOPT_NOBODY to reduce request times.

And this the "magic" behind https://check.lscache.io wget -q -S -O - "https://www.priazha-shop.com" > /dev/null or with curl curl -D - https://www.priazha-shop.com -o /dev/null

So Mr. Super Warmup Cache Crawler Master, below you will see what is wrong with your code and your super deluxe recache warmup script. The first code is the default code taken from lscache module for Opencart, but modified by Mr. Super Warmup Cache Crawler Master with Accept Encoding Header...

If client (curl) sends "Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate,br" request header, LScache will compress cache files, but this compression is different to compression for data transfer compression, so it doesn't matter if you use gzip, deflate or br. Cache file compression is always the same, but if you...

All codes you tried from above are working codes. There is nothing special on it. If they do not work at your server something must be wrong with domain and subdomain configuration. Check if subdomains and .tld domain have same document_root.